dan kills sam. dan disposes of sam's body. dan lures julie to sam's apartment using sam's phone.all that time, you never suspect a thing? not a thing. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): in september 2018, eight years after the murders, the aspiring actress went on trial, accused of lying to protect the man she loved. this is my name. this is my life. this is my entire future. and i have nothing to hide. and i'm innocent. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): some of her former friends did not agree. vylet testified against her. knowing all the details that they unraveled and the lies over time and looking at her and going, how dare you. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): vylet told the jury that the night they learned sam had disappeared while dan was wondering if he was the last person to see sam. rachel is telling dan to shut up. shut up. that's not what happened, dan. your messed up memories are screwing up my story. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): the jury also heard from chris williams, the jazz musician who spent hours with rachel the day of the murders. and like detectives, chris thinks rachel wa

murphy brown fires back at dan quayle. murphy brown has the vice president hopping mad again. >> i never thought something that i wrote would lead to a culture war. >> that's public debate about what the meaning of reject the same family values that we care about? it is a political issue. they're not hearing that when they listen to you. >> the only question is whose values are you talking about? >> and culture wars that we're fighting today doo doo doo doo doo oh, you're sitting in traffic on the 101 freeway. and aretha franklin came on. respect what you want baby. i got what you need thing. >> just sort of took shape in my head. i hadn't really seen a character like murphy on television before. i hadn't seen a character like myself or my friends you know, women who were at that time really making our way in a man's world powerful zeitgeist in the 70s, and seconds in which women had gained increasing independence economic power and respect for their choices i have a new colleague to welcome, barbara. >> thank you. harry.

dan 3121 canes let's go baby. >> 3121 cal yes. >> all right.on't go away because we'll be right back with it's pretty exciting. like, i'm pretty sure, like, as you can see, like, everybody's here to, like, watch the band perform, like, they watch them every day. and i'm sure that there's going to be a bigger crowd at the game as well. >> cow all the way. you know, 24 over seven. >> yeah, you don't see a chancellor leading the pep rally very much. but there you go. some sights and sounds here from cal's pep rally at sproul plaza earlier today. and uc berkeley's new chancellor, rich lyons. certainly fired up. students also made signs ahead of espn's college game day show. and that is, of course, early tomorrow morning. college game day airs on our sister network espn, starting at 6 a.m. tomorrow. the game between the eighth ranked miami hurricanes and the cal bears is also on espn, and kickoff will be at 7:30 p.m. thank you so much for joining us. before we go, i just want to remind you that there's that wildfire burning in lake county that broke

dan has written very, very essentially if you will. on his substack about these excess of conservative polls that have come out and who those are meant to do. he makes a point and i will let you talk about this more in a second dan. on first count the polls are coming up. they are being put out by conservative outlets because republicans believe in a bandwagon effect if politics. they believe that undecided voters will side with the person that they think will win. polls show trump will win then undecided voters will feel confident going to the ballot box. the polls showing trump winning are for the big lie 2.0. they must argue that trump would have won absent phantom voter fraud, and when he loses he will be holding up that the election was stolen. trump voters, undecided want to vote for the winning side? >> reporter: everyone wants to vote for the winning side. i think republicans are better at this. great at putting out polls creating artificial confidence and just creating a bandwagon effect, democrats are great at bedwetting and

host: we are talking with dan kaufman.e is a contributive writer for the new york times magazine about his recent article, "how nafta broke american politics," the impact nafta has had on politics. if you have a question or comment for him you can start calling in now. the lines, republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. and independents, (202) 748-8002 . dan, i want to ask you about the passage from your story. you mentioned deindustrialization. once known as the machine shop in the 1950's nearly 60% of the city's adult population worked in manufacturing. the vast majority of whom held well-paying jobs. in them in 1969 milwauk in the country.est median income by 2lwaukee had lost more th of its manufacturing jobs. ly 5% of those remained were unionized and it had the second-highest poverty rate in any large american city. but you also point out in your piece that the -- deindustrialization started in the late 70's, before nafta was put into place. so how did the agreement accelerate what may have already bee

dan, future forward, which is the super pac supporting harris. the secret of organization that rigorously tests messages. according to their sort of clinical findings, if you will, anti-trump attack ads are not effective in moving the voters harris needs to move. first of all, i wonder if that sounds right to you. if that is being rigorously tested, how do you explain the disconnect between, you know, the super pacs aren't coordinating with the campaigns, but harris is out there going after trump, as mark says, almost religiously. with a fervor. at these big rallies that she is having read it is definitely part of her closing message. >> i think what future forward is actually saying is that the best ads are contrast ads. we have positive information about kamala harris and negative information about trump. if you look back at the new york times national poll after the debate, there were more than a quarter of voters who said that they needed to hear more from, harris. only 10% of voters said they needed to hear more from trump's. the key here to

dan? i'm exaggerating, but what guy has said in terms of, this is netflix's world and we're only living in it, gets to the point that netflix is the one successful at streaming when all the others, most of the others are falling to the wayside. >> yeah, it's not too different than what some investors are willing to pay for a spotify, too. these two companies are in very unique positions. they are dominating the subscriber growth. the one issue i would say about netflix is just maybe a decel in the subscriber growth as they start to look around the globe here. obviously central and south america, south america in particular, is starting to see, you know, a deceleration. so, they really have to make it up in europe, middle east. asia -- i think all of us on the desk, as soon as they did that about-face on the advertising business, obviously, the crackdown on passwords, this is all really high margin stuff. you've seen that are margins start to work higher a little bit. it's a great story. it

dan, future forward, which is the super-pac it's an organization that rigorously tests messages. according to their sort of clinical finings, if you will, anti-trump attack ads are not effective at moving the voters harris needs to move. first of all, i mean i wonder if that sounds right to you. and if that is being rigorously tested, how do you explain the disconnect between -- the super-pacs aren't courting with the campaigns, but harris is out there going after trump, as mark says, almost religiously, with fervor at these big rallies she's having, and it's definitely part of her, closin message. >> i think what future forward would actually sayfu is the bes ads are contrast ads which have positive information about kamala harris and negative information about trump. that does sound right to me because if you look at the "the new york times" national poll right after the debate, more than a quarter of voters said they needed to hear more from kamala harris. only 10% of voters said they needed to hear more from trump. you still want to talk to those voters but the key here is pe

dan. >> indeed.hat also has been interesting, alice, we have seen both candidates really trying to target their own bases here in the recent appearances. in particular kamala harris, on "60 minutes." a and "the view." what's likely to happen next in the poll in the recent comments from both candidates? >> reporter: right. so vice president harris has been speaking about reproductive rights and hammering the message. if you look at the advertising out there in the senate races, democrats are leaning heavily into that issue. i think as time before the election shrinks, the messaging narrows and the candidates are trying to reach the people they think are persuadable and handle the issues that will drive that home. interestingly, former president trump is headed to colorado and to california over the next couple days. certainly traditionally blue states. overall, you will see them in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, georgia, north carolina. the battleground states. making forays as they scrape for eve

dan. >> it is for sure. sandhya, thank you so much. as the storm closes in on the florida coastline, it's raw power has been on display throughout the day. cameras in the tampa area are bouncing in the wind and the water is just angry with waves being churned up. milton is also packing a lot of rain and that could cause extensive flooding. the outer bands of milton produced a tornado outbreak this afternoon. the national weather service issued more than 150 tornado warnings across the state. that's a single day record for florida home surveillance cameras captured an apparent tornado in fort myers. now, if people have not heeded evacuation warnings by now, it is simply too late. stay put. at this point, people are being told to ride out the storm in a safe place. >> i would prefer to be at the house and to be stranded in the middle of the street somewhere where that's just as dangerous when you make that call for help. >> i can't imagine what you would feel when you ask for help, and it's too dangerous and helps not coming. don't be th

dan, thank you for your analysis. dan rowen at - for your analysis. dan rowen at etihad.een a challenging day for england's bowlers in hot conditions on a difficult pitch. pakistan made the most of winning the toss and batting first, getting centuries from shan masood and abdullah shafique, but england dug in and had a better evening session. at the close of play, pakistan were 328—4. joe wilson was watching. 35,000 seats, mostly empty. monday is a working day. there are some young enthusiasm. settling in an england soon faced traditional issues on tour. hot day of striving end chasing and they did not have ben stokes for the fit enough to assist, not to play. bowling on the test debut, asserting himself as pakistan's captain. atkinson's first test overseas for the upshot heading to his 100 england needed perseverance. some fans made it to him at the bowling coach james anderson will arrive soon. chris woke says experience but it's all tougher away from home. chef iq to his 100 with a six for the pakistan dominant but tired for the chef iq made a mistake, gave a catch and

hi, suzanne. >> hi, ama and dan. so we saw plenty of people outside today with their hats on and their water bottles in hand. experts say do what you need to do to stay cool and beat the heat, especially if you plan on spending several hours outside. you are on the big crowds are turning out for hardly strictly bluegrass this weekend. the free three day music festival is back at san francisco's golden gate park. >> it's six stages. we have over 70 performances over the whole weekend. it's just a wonderful vibe every year. >> there are many outdoor events this weekend and once again, temperatures are expected to soar across the bay area. a big thing to watch out for is heat exhaustion, something our own abc7 meteorologist drew tuma knows well. >> that's a nice little scar right there. got about 7 to 9 stitches. i suffered heat exhaustion back in 2017 when san francisco hit an all time high of 106, and these heat illnesses can come on. you remarkably fast. you may feel fine one minute, and then all of a sudden you just

ama and dan. we went on the air, things changed. >> the national weather service just issued a heat advisory until 7 p.m. tomorrow. it's for a limited area. the east bay valleys, east bay hills and eastern santa clara hills in effect until 7 p.m. tomorrow. the concern here is we've had days of heat. even if the temperatures are lower, mid to upper 90s, there's still a risk of heat related illnesses. so definitely take it easy out there. let's talk about the heat wave. san jose has had record heat temperature of 95 or higher for eight days. this breaks the previous record of seven days from 1976. so if you thought it has been really unusually hot, you're not imagining things. and that's just one city. we've seen that happen and repeated with other cities as well. here's a live view from our mount tam cam, the onshore breezes picking up a beautiful view of the city by the bay. and hey, it is fleet week. so let's talk about the forecast friday fog will give way to sunshine. it is going to be a mild d

is that a fair assessment do you think, dan? >> i mean it's impossible to know the counter factual here. this is where we are. this is the race we have. kamala harris is our candidate. these states are incredibly close. i was in michigan with alissa slotkin on saturday and in philadelphia with bob casey and josh shapiro on sunday. everyone in those states knows this is as close if not closer than 2020. we have a lot of work to do. and you're right, there are some of these people not consuming even "call her daddy" or howard stern. it's in that clip. one singular 60-second clip from these interviews gets pumped into the tiktok or instagram or youtube algorithm and gets shown to voters who are not looking for it. no candidates have had to work harder than these candidates are to break through in this race. you nay not get a "call her daddy" listener every person with that interview, but those clips are going viral and people are seeing them. that's why tim miller is like be everywhere all at once, do our podcast, do tim's podcast,

yes. >> ama and dan. we have the list, and at least 13 san francisco schools could close or merge with other schools in the next year. it includes ten elementary schools, a combined elementary middle school and two high schools, including june jordan, a high school for students who were not achieving in traditional schools. ironically, june jordan was co-founded by school board president matt alexander, and now it's set to close. after months of waiting. these are the schools san francisco is eyeing to either close or merge. they're spread across the city. they are el dorado elementary, harvey milk elementary, jean parker elementary, malcolm x academy, redding elementary, san francisco community alternative, san francisco public, montessori, spring valley elementary, sutro elementary, visitacion valley elementary, yick wo elementary, june jordan school for equity, and the academy on the sidelines students, teachers, and parents. >> it's been very hard to wait. however, i'm reminding myself and everyone, a

sandhya. >> yeah, dan and ama. it was just the start of this excessive heat that we're dealing with. this dangerous heat wave did set records. let me show you the high temperatures for today. 105 in san rafael, 102 in santa rosa and 100 in san jose. all of those were records. kentfield also hit a record at 100 degrees, breaking the old record of 97. you will notice there were plenty of triple digits from napa to concord to livermore. it was 97. in oakland, 94 degrees in san francisco, surpassing the last time we were in the low 90s, which was two years ago, 74, in half moon bay. excessive heat warnings and heat advisories up until 11 p.m. tomorrow. this is because the risk of heat related illnesses is elevated. you look at those temperatures right now, it's still very warm in many areas, 80s and 90s for many of you, some areas in the 70s air quality is good to moderate, but it has been poor in pockets, which is why that spare the air alert was extended through tomorrow moderate to poor air quality. and as you look

dan? >> yeah, so, the money centers are not particularly interesting to me. they are all off their highs from july or early august. when i think about what's going on there, there's a lot of uncertainty as it relates to the rate environment. what i want to focus on, and i just spent two days with a bunch of bankers, vcs -- >> good times. >> private tech people. they are all hoping that this ipo window opens up in 2025. they're actually pretty confidence about it. >> why isn't it open right now? >> well, you would think, though, with a stock market at all-time highs. >> exactly. >> that you had, you know, 25% returns last year, 20% -- it's just not ready. valuations. >> startup companies, or? >> a lot of the focus just turned to generative a.i. and they're not going to go public for two, three years, if many of them get there. so, when i think about some of the stuff, the backlog of some of these things over the last few years, there's going to be strategic m&a there's going to be private e

dan. and football frenzy has come to berkeley. this campus definitely pumped up for tomorrow's big game. a pep rally was held here just a few hours ago, all getting ready for tomorrow's big national spotlight pregame show, espn's college game day. berkeley, getting ready to take the field as the center of the college football universe on saturday. who's ready to be miami tomorrow? >> come on, baby. >> a pregame pep rally on campus getting cal bear fans pumped up for saturday's game versus miami. a new college football conference bringing new energy. >> i think we're completely revamped. cal is back, baby. i'm super excited specifically because this is our first home game with an acc opponent, also a powerhouse within miami and this could be one of the biggest games of the year, if not the biggest game of the year. for cal. >> even cal's chancellor was giving us his best game day moves. oh my gosh, this is a game day of all game days. we are excited for the first time, espn college game day is set to broadcast from memorial glade o

melanie. >> ama and dan. prosecutors spent much of the day attempting to discredit hazaar momeni their own witness by calling into question discrepancies between her answers to them versus her answers to nima. his defense attorney. example after example. the prosecuting attorney gave hazaar questions he had previously asked her, where she responded, i don't know during direct examination, but during cross-examination, when nima mckinney's attorneys asked her the same or a similar leading question, she would respond yes. one example involved text that hazaar had sent her brother, nima momeni after bob lee's murder, in which she called her brother psychotic, a lunatic, and texted him, you scare me. when the prosecution asked about those texts, she said she couldn't remember them. when her brother's defense attorneys asked her on cross if those same texts weren't about bob lee's murder, but rather about jeremy boivin, who allegedly sexually assaulted her. she responded ye, that's what those texts were about. pro

viral moments on politics. >> very ernest, dan. i have to ask, though, in terms of the state of the race. i was in michigan, i did ask, undecided young men in unions what they thought of donald trumps blitz on the plan-o- verse podcast. they had no idea what i was talking about. tiers of voters, voters watching this, listening to pop culture podcasts and a group of voters who are like not consuming any of it. it feels like increasingly those are the ones that need to be chased. i will draw your attention to this stark reality outlined in "time magazine." in the last four years democratic registrations in the state of pennsylvania have gone from a safe seven point advantage to now hanging ahead by fewer than four points. polling in the state shows harris leading trump by a lonely point while the democratic senate nominee runs ahead by five. this is the part that is controversial, dan, i wonder if you have thoughts, biden a decision to insist for so long running for a second term is a reason democrats lost ground in voter registratio

dan. kristen. very nice. >> sandy. thank you.ve made great strides in their careers while paving the way for others as well. and tonight, we want to feature the vice president of animation production at lucasfilm. >> her name, athena portillo, and our very own lyanne melendez found out she is one with the force. >> it's not every day one gets to tour lucasfilm in san francisco's presidio with a top executive. >> i just loved film. i still to this day. >> we sat down with athena portillo, who was quick to point out the meaning of her first name, goddess of wisdom and war. >> what i usually say is, i'll outsmart you, and then i'll kick your butt. >> perhaps that's why, as a child, she identified with princess leia, one of the star wars characters. >> i actually do have photos of myself as an eight year old wearing a princess leia costume that my grandmother created for me. i remember watching empire strikes back in the theater for the first time, and developing my first crush on luke skywalker. >> so imagine, years later, that obse

and dan holt, those chicago hearings benefit. did everett dirksen, didn't they it who was running for the senate in 1950 as a republican? this is i think this is true. you know, so lucas was very wary of having these hearings dig up dirt on the democratic party in chicago that year. and sure enough, after the hearings took place, scott lucas, who has been who had been the democratic leader in the senate, lost his election to everett dirksen to the republic. and who would go on to, you know, a very long and really important career in the senate? well, one of the other places that the kefauver committee visited was las vegas. this is from the c-span archives, a little bit from the mob museum in there. a a lot of people have this image of las vegas that we always blow up buildings and we have blown up a lot of hotel casinos on the strip and replaced them with newer ones. this building was just about vacant in the late nineties and the federal government was ready to let it come down. the mayor at the time was oscar goodman, who had

our sports editor dan roan is in barcelona. in barcelona. racing, it's been spectacular, the the racing, it's been spectacular, the speed those boats grow, it's been intense and ben ainslie is one step closer, he's a man on a mission for a long time, down.— for a long time, down. absolutely, es. he's for a long time, down. absolutely, yes- he's a — for a long time, down. absolutely, yes. he's a four-time _ for a long time, down. absolutely, yes. he's a four-time olympic- yes. he's a four—time olympic ben ainslie, but he told me this caps anything that he's achieved in his illustrious career because of the team element, this is something he's been building towards for more than ten years since he conceived the idea of a british bid to try an end that more than 170 year long wait, that's how long britain has been trying and failing to win the oldest and most illustrious sailing competition that there is in the sport. and as you say, since 1964 him and his and he is britannia team, have finally been able to get to the final of the

ama and dan.hanged. >> the national weather service just issued a heat advisory until 7 p.m. tomorrow. it's for a limited area. the east bay valleys, east bay hills and eastern santa clara hills in effect until 7 p.m. tomorrow. the concern here is we've had days of heat. even if the temperatures are lower, mid to upper 90s, there's still a risk of heat related illnesses. so definitely take it easy out there. let's talk about the heat wave. san jose has had record heat temperature of 95 or higher for eight days. this breaks the previous record of seven days from 1976. so if you thought it has been really unusually hot, you're not imagining things. and that's just one city. we've seen that happen and repeated with other cities as well. here's a live view from our mount tam cam, the onshore breezes picking up a beautiful view of the city by the bay. and hey, it is fleet week. so let's talk about the forecast friday fog will give way to sunshine. it is going to be a mild day. 72 degrees west wind to 1

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. both trump and harris are holding dueling rallies in wisconsin and north carolina today. >> the trump campaign is seizing on president biden's comments last night. the president reacted to a racist comment about puerto rico made by a comedian over the weekend. >> mexico president said to me, the only garbage i see floating out there is your supporters. his his his demonization of latinos. unconscionable. and it's un-american. >> president biden tried to clarify that he was referring to the comedian by writing on social media, the demonization of latinos is unconscionable. that's all i meant to say. harris was asked about biden's comments today. >> well, first of all, i think that the president has explained what he meant. but i've said it earlier. i strongly disagree with any criticism of people based on who they vote for. >> my supporters are far higher quality than crooked joe or lying kamala. my response to joe and kamala is very simple. you can't lead america if you don't love ame

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dan is proponent of smaller kaps. chris, i wouldn't say you have per se. >> i think you should call me krissy sueky now. dan, buzz it worry there are no clouds in the sky? we were just talking about that. little higher rates, i don't think that will be a big deal. but you don't see them going to 5% or something like that? >> i think you really have to keep it simple, chris. and the reality is the number one driver of markets is corporate profits. and corporate profits are getting better. not only better but broadening out. that's creating tremendous opportunity. that's not to say there aren't rain clouds on the horizon as kelly alluded to. positioning, valuation, allocations are very high. household equity and allocations are at all time highs. the p multiple on the market is basically the highest since the tech bubble. you know, even is all in on risk and the same group of stocks. i think that's something to consider. we do have some important deadlines coming up on the political front, not just the election, but the

government for and by the people. >> dan, if you were to be elected to the u.s.d you vote to codify roe versus wade? >> the answer to that is yes. and here's why. you know, in my own personal life, i am pro life. i would never advocate for one of my daughters to have on abortion. i would fight certainly for that not to happen. but the flip side of that coin is since roe v. wade has been overturn women are dying. i talked to many medical professionals that talk about women coming into their offices every day with pelvic sepsis, and they have to leave their state to go get -- they have to go get a surgery or not a surgery but you know, medical procedure done, and some women are dying because they are not able to get to the doctor. so, absolutely, i would. >> dan, the republicans in the state have attempted to paint you like an independent and democrat's clothing for lack of a better term. but the washington post wrote this about you. on friday, they noted that if elected he said he woo create an independent caucus rather than caucus with democrats and republicans.

dan wrote about in his sub stack that dan milly, running the campaign, is a field genius. are starting to see the impact of our stronger campaign on the ground, moving the boat toward us in the last few days in particular. >> i think it bears mentioning that i am not ever going to call it dead wedding because i think the stakes are way too high to be accused of wetting the bed if they are worried about this election. but, some of the concern, if not the outright fear right now, is based on an influx of republican, decidedly explicitly republican polls that have basically flooded the zone and maybe just on the margins, nudging up the national polling, or the polling averages. now, i stopped looking at polls because they seem to just be frozen at 0.2, 0.3, -0.2, -0.3 -- what difference does that make? except for the narrative, dan. both of you guys have talked about this in the press and on your sub stack, dan, in terms of what it does for establishing a predicate for a trump supporter to say, our guy is about to run away with this and anything less than a victory is a stole

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz.n fact, a study from a santa clara university professor found extreme heat causes higher default and delinquency rates, especially among low income households. >> but before we get into the financial impact of the weather, let's get to the very latest on the conditions outside right now. here's a live look as you take a look outside in the bay area. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya, what a scorcher. >> yeah. dan and ama, this is brutal. this heat wave continues and let's take a look at the highs so far. san jose hitting 104 degrees. these are not the official highs. they don't come down for a little bit longer. but these are the highs so far. livermore 107 san francisco 95 fairfield. triple digits 103. in santa rosa, 97 in oakland. we do have a couple of records coming in right now. i'll wait for the official word, but you can see it's plenty hot around the region. sonoma 100 degrees at this hour. 91 in san mateo. 98 palo alto. 101 in santa rosa. the excessiv

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i'm dan murphy. let's recap your top stories.irst up, china marks another roller coaster session as the pboc marks the 50 billion yuan after the saturday briefing for the next wave of stimulus measures. >>> european equities struggle to maintain the positive momentum with the u.s. futures also in a holding pattern ahead of today's key cpi print. we'll discuss. >>> hurricane milton makes landfall with high winds and knocking out power for 3 million people as the category 1 storm barrels across florida. >>> and bury robot? tesla releases the robotaxi technology across california. >>> so good to have your company this morning if you are watching from europe. good afternoon from here in the middle east. let's bring you right across what's moving in europe as we get you set up for the u.s. trading day ahead. first to our heat map. the stoxx 600 is pulling lower today. you can see down by 0.16%. china stimulus, middle east tensions and u.s. election all in focus, but, of course, we did see european markets opening higher today and trad

inland ama and dan. we'll because of declining interest from volunteers and players, parents are trying to recruit a new board of directors. >> an informational meeting will be held tomorr after being shot at union square about a month ago. thought he might be able to practice today, but coach kyle shanahan said he's not quite ready just yet. speaking of not ready to go, niners tight end george kittle did not practice today. he's been previously bothered by a hamstring injury. now he's got sore ribs. a great catch right here. unclear if he's going to be good to go sunday against arizona and fellow all-pro fred warner. he played the first half last week. couldn't play the second half because of an ankle injury. the niners really need warner's speed facing kyler murray on sunday. >> yeah, my plan is obviously to play. that's my hope. i'm just going to continue to listen to what the training room wants me to do and take it one day at a time. man, we got to be intentional about what we're doing. we're not re

dan will continue to follow that. thank you, dan. >> meanwhile, president biden is setting a 10 year deadline for cities across the country to replace their lead pipes. this includes oakland unified school district, which has come under fire over this issue for a few years now. most recently since the school year usd is notified. several schools, the drinking water there contains lead that exceeds the district's water safety standards. handwritten do not drink. signs have been posted near found you have hefty bags on some of the warning students and staff not to drink that water. it is unclear how long students may have been exposed to the tainted water, biden's 2 and a billion dollars in funding here will come from the bipartisan infrastructure act. lead is a neurotoxin that can cause a range of disorders from behavioral problems to brain damage. even this is the strongest overhaul of its kind in roughly 3 decades. >> and all clear from police in el serino tonight following a shooting that injured one person, the sho

sarah. >> dan, this is one of several town halls. the superintendent is holding to further explain the fiscal crisis and school closures. no public comment was held, but the superintendent did answer some questions submitted by parents and even some students. but some were not happy about the format of this. >> and we want answers, but i don't know if this is the format that's going to give it to san francisco parents demanding answers as to why their child's school is on a list of 13 schools meeting the criteria to potentially be closed or merged. really, we are picking up and sending us to other side of the healed. and you didn't even think about us. people are definitely gonna have to take the bus. people are going to have to drive. people are just going to have to make arrangements with their jobs. the superintendent of the school district held a virtual town hall thursday night. i know it's made for a challenging few days. dr. matt wayne, explain the district's 100 million dollar budget deficit which he says is in part due to a

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dan, good to see you.et's get more insight into the tensions in the middle east are looking when it comes to the oil market and whether that will push oil to the $100 mark as dan was mentioning. helima croft is the global head of strategy at rbc. helima, good morning. >> thank you for having me on, frank. >> as we look at this and v anniversary and mark one year since the attack on israel, what does this mean for the oil market now and the tensions escalating? >> obviously, it is a grim milestone as dan murphy just talked about. from the oil market perspective, it is still in watch-and-wait mode. we had prices run up after the iranian rocket attacks last week in response to the retaliation. we don't know what form that retaliation will take. president biden seemed to say iranian oil was on the table. he walked that back on friday saying the united states would prefer those sites were not attacked, but as dan brought up, there is critical oil infrastructure sites if they were targeted like the island where

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i got dan to come. hang out with me, dan, when you think the weather beautiful out. i was a pilot probably pretty happy with how things are going to that. yeah, me too. we've got a little bit of a breeze out there, but not that we're kind of waiting for to go over our shoulder and then for the blue angels to head out. we haven't heard it yet, but we know that they are just about ready to rock. yeah. and i was watching a documentary on the blue angels just earlier. >> and just seeing the precision and the concentration that they have to have they could see wind brings out so many people and it's going to be. so it's an awesome weekend for the city of san francisco. yet 18 inches. could you imagine between those jets? yeah, 18 inches. incredible. and i watch that same documentary. it was really cool to see how they rehearsed this and it's such a precision thing to yeah, the practice is just as important as the performance, right? because they're doing the same thing and then the physical fitness that goes into this for these pilots as well. i it's just it's awesome. >>

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dan, what do you think?at the end of the day the banks usually set the sort of mood for earnings season and, you know, these banks, the money centers in particular, were stuck in the mud. they were going sideways as we saw this rotation out of mega cap tech over the last month, month and a half or so. so to see this group play quick catch-up, this is a week or two after we saw the first rate cut in a very long time, one that was greater than expected, you know, i think people like tim, probably rebecca are not surprised by the price action. but i look at what is going on and, you know, the mega caps are still stuck in the mud. to see a stock like jpmorgan move 5% in a single day, that's a powerful move. it is telling you something about the broader market. >> to piggyback on that, i agree. i think the banks tell us about the macro environment. when you had executives from them telling us about soft landing, goldilocks, constructive rhetoric, it was no managing expectations. it was a happy story almost across

aft i'm dan ashley of challenges. staffing is an issue, and the department is still reeling and recovering from recent scandals. hi's message and reaction from the community >> with thunderous applause, paul joseph was officially confirmed as the new ch interimd of the department since march after very good understanding of what is what the joseph will take over a department that has been hit byt define the organization. >> we arllrobably make a few more. but overall, this is a healthy organization with gre co believe he's the right man jose police department, and certainly that sense of excitement also present with many inralation. >> maria ortega is a part of the cadillac winchester neighborhood association. she tells me she believes joseph understands the most pressing needs of the community. >> the most gangs and my neighbs and i need to best life for young kids, famit years. >> despite those challenges, joseph pledges to serve the people of san jose to the best of his ability. >> we will meet their expeio every w

dan osborne is not a stranger to difficult political fights.ears ago, he led 500 of his fellow union members into the streets outside of kellogg's real plant in omaha. new york times reports, "the strike, which involved over 1400 workers across multiple plants would last for a difficult 77 days, through brutal storms, and imported strikebreakers, and the threat of summary dismissals, which drew the attention of president biden. a first contact was soundly rejected by the union, then a second finally ended the walkout just before christmas." dan osborne's campaign as the endorsement of united auto workers union and its president, who spoke at the democrat national convention, endorsing kamala harris. >> we stood together, we did our fair share, and that's how we win, that is how we win in labor, that is how we win in washington, d.c., is by standing together united. 1500 around the country, we preserved. that is why i'm running for the u.s. senate today. >> republican senator deb fischer is attacking her opponent as a democrat in disguise. becau